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Iowa
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
The Farm Labor Canard and the Farmer Labor Link
Glenn Griswold in the Chicago Journal of Commerce analyzes farmer and labor politics, noting the shared interests of farmers and laborers despite conflicts. He cites the rising farm labor alliance, wage stagnation since 1920, high freight and distribution costs, and the likelihood of labor and agriculture blocs shaping Congress with figures like Norris, Frazer, La Follette, Brookhart, and Nye, whose plans remain debated.
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Chicago Journal of Commerce
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United States
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Nye
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Towa's Turn to Gloat Over Clarence Chamberlin Success
The piece defends Clarence Chamberlin of Denison, praising his non stop flight as a major achievement and placing him among explorers like Columbus and Magellan. It contrasts local pride with Brookhart’s critique, asserts state loyalty to Lindbergh, and quips that Towa excels in producing notable feats.
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Brookhart
Clarence Chamberlin
Dennor
Columbus
Magellan
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Clarence
Denison
Local banker urges trading and banking at home
Thomas H F Whitney of Whitney Loan and Trust presses Atlantic, advocates home trade to foster local enterprise and prosperity. He notes consistent argument, urges merchants to lead by example, and credits News-Telegraph for daily local coverage and support of home business.
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News-Telegraph
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Whitney Loan and Trust Company
Whitney
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Atlantic
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Naitig- Telegraph
Ita Hmemoney
Stalef Newepoper
Ita Joyal
Cllentale
Editorial on road bonds and county funding debate
A long editorial critiques county road bond funding and the primary road fund use, noting the risk of pledging funds for bonds ahead of needed surfacing. It argues counties without bond plans may face years without road improvements, while some support for bonds might emerge if towns back resurfacing commitments. The piece weaves in local political opinion and concerns over economic fairness.
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Manchester
Audubon County
Editorial notes and political chatter from Des Moines era
Fragmented editorial voices discuss changes in meeting schedules at city hall, alleged fixed wrestling matches, bootlegging arrests, and speculation on presidential candidates. Clifton from Des Moines cites Lowden as a contender while editor Ingham notes candidate support and a conference in Iowa.
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Des Moines
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Ingham
Dex Moinés
Rippling Rhymes of Walt Mason Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lines reflect a poetic piece about Walt Mason. The text mentions a cottage, flowers of every hue, and reflections on good folks, glimpsed through a rough, incomplete excerpt showing rhythmic phrasing and a sentimental scene.
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Duke Bonés
Questions on History and Language Puzzles
A reader asks about juror service in New York the identity of Paul Rembrandt the title of Americas most spectacular showman a water body near Alaska from Liberia the term polyander meaning a red and the principal food country at sunrise plus a query about opening hot pile.
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New York
Paul Rembrandt
America
Alaska
Liberia
Rise
Fragments Capture Silent Cheer Amid Unclear Event
Readable scraps reveal a crowd voice and partial actions as names fade. The passage hints at a solemn moment with cheering figures and a dying or departed subject, but precise details remain obscured by damaged text.
Man escapes Oregon County Jail in Missouri
Don Shelton, 26, made a second escape in days from Oregon County jail by digging his way out. He faced charges of feloniously assaulting his wife and their months old baby, after the mother alleged he beat both because the infant cried. The incident occurred in Alton Missouri during a June reporting period.
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Alton
N.S
Don Shelton
Oregon County
Shelton
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